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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-29


ceeded to distribute the gifts which
were numerous and apparently salts
factory, for a very contented lot of
young folks were dismissed when the
presents were disposed of.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
A merry company of the St. An
drew's society met in the town hall
Saturday evening and enjoyed an ex-
cellent supper aftrr which Christ
mas tree bearing IA goodly amount of
the fruit of the season was attacked
and something found thereon for every
one of the younger people and most of
the older ones. 1t was after the ma
ture of a family party and was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
There was the usual Christmas SER
vice at the church Sunday morning.
The room was tastefully decorated
with evergreens and the congregation,
with their rector before them, found it
very pleasant Christmas morning.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey preached from the
text "The word was made flesh," a
sermon admirably adapted to the occa-
sion. The singing was specially at
tractive. Mrs. Annie w. Porter was
present aud rendered the Offertory solo.
Here is the
MORNING SERVICE
Christmas anthem, 81 bring you good tidings."
Sir John GOss
TIE Deum, in E-iat. Buck
Jubilate. McFarren
Mrs. A. W. Porter
Anthem, while all things were in quiet silence"
McFarren
ADVENT CHURCH.
Christmas was very pleasantly observ-
ed at the Advent church Sunday after
noon when there was service by the
young people and a distribution of
Christmas gifts to the children, and
appropriate remarks by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Baptist church on Railroad
street was crowded Monday evening.
The Christmas tree spread its branch
es over the entire length and breadth
of the pulpit platform and just about
every twig bore present for some
body or somebody's child. The dis
tribution of gifts was preceded by an
entertainment furnished by the little
folks of the Baptist Sunday school,
who sang Christmas carols, told the
old story of Santa Claus and gave
withal a good deal of pleasure to the
audience. Then the committee dis
tributed the gifts and the children
went home happy.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
There was Christmas gathering at
the Presbyterian church vestries Sat-
urday evening with substantial tree
in good fruit. The children furnished
the entertainment, singing, speaking
ato and than tho riffs yere distrihut f..
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Miss Ellen Ely.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Midnight mass was celebrated at
Lyndonville this year by Father Bois-
sonnault- Regular Christmas services
were held here with the usual impress
sive Christmas service.
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THE NEXT VILLAGE MEETING.
The annual village meeting occurs at
ono o,clocL, tha fret "Wednesday in

The annual village meeting occurs at
one o'clock the first Wednesday in
January, which comes next week.
The articles i'm the warning are of the
usual kind with one exception. Arti-
Gle reads: "TO see if the village
will vote to change the time of holding
the annual village meeting to first
Wednesday in May" Probably this ar
ticle was inserted because of the injus-
tice which is felt in voting a village
tax on grand list not made. 1t was
formerly the practice of the village to
adjourn the January meeting until
May, in order to raise money for taxes
on the current grand list. If the an
nual meeting came in May this trouble
would be obviated. 1t is suggested
that this article in the warning be vO-
ted upon before the officers are elected,
and if adopted the officers could then
be elected, or the old ones could hold
over till May.
The annual village report is not yet
printed but is promised Saturday.
There will appear in it not only the ex-
penses of the corporation for the year,
but some comparisons with former
years. These comparisons may be
valuable but are sometimes misleading.
For instance, some years good deal
of money is expended on brick side
walks, building sewers, and in other
ways ..hich are called "permanent i'm
provements," while other years very
little expense is made in this direction.
Unless the reader discriminates he
may think the corporation is run
cheaply, when in fact it has been as
expensive as usual. AS regards the
new board of trustees, it is freely re-
ported on the street that neither w. P.
Fairbanks nor o. P. Bennett desire a
reelection. AS a rule, the men who
do not want Office are the best men for
Office. Mr.. Fairbanks has not been
able, owing to the press of other duties,
to take laboring oar in the board, but
Mr.. Bennett has, and has proved him
self an efficient, capable and trust
worthy officer. The office of trustee
may be thankless one, but it needs
all the same capable and honest men,
and those who have no axe to grind
either for themselves or anyone else.
Watch-Meetings.
There will be watch night service
at the Methodist church next Satur-
day evening beginning at $50 O'Clock
when there will be a preaching SER
vice and the new year will be welcom-
ed in at midnight, services closing a
few minutes after ~ o'clock. Meet
ings will be held at the Methodist
church every evening next week ex-
cept Saturday and the pastor will
preach a new years sermon next Sun
day .morning. At the above services
he will be assisted by Revs. Mr.. Far
row of Concord and Travillian of st.
JOhnsbury Centre.
There will also be watch meeting
at the Free Baptist church beginning
at 9 O'Clock and continuing until few
minutes past IL. This meeting will be
preceded by the annual meeting of the
church which will be held at Z o'clock
for the election of officers and trans
action of business. There will also be
services in the vestries on three even
ings of the week of prayer.
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One family of sensible children in
this village dubbed together and
bought frst-class cooking range of
Carpenter and of the most approved
pattern and with all the fxings and
gave it as Christmas present to the
mother, who will be likely to remem-
Der her sensible boys and girls every
time she goes into the kitchen.
Serious Accident.
Joseph Lafond, a worthy citizen near
ly 20 years of age living on Maple
street, fell down a number of stairs in
his house last Saturday and broke his
hip. The injury is a very serious
one and it is doubtful if Mr.. Lafond
ever fully RECEIVERS from the effects
of the break.
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VOLUME 51---NUMBER 2631.

Santa Claus was introduced and pro-
ceeded to distribute the gifts which
were numerous and apparently salts
factory, for a very cOntented lot of
young folks were dismissed when the
presents were disposed of.
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A $40 bill lost on Main street or Eastern Avenue
Dee. ~. The finder will be suitably rewarded b
leaving the same at the Caledonian Office
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UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.

There was a Christmas Sunday
school concert at the Universalist
church Sunday evening that was en-
joyed by an audience that filed the
house. The decorations were profuse
about the platform and the choir was
assisted by number of young misses.
After appropriate remarks by Superin
tendent Roberts there was varied en-
tertainment consisting of Rotations
and songs by the young people, inter
spersed with selections 10y the choir.
At the close of the service the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt, addressed the children
briefly concerning the Christmas sea :
son and its significance. On Monday
evening jolly company of young and
old met in the church vestries for the
Christmas tree gathering. There WAS
brief entertainment here and then
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sred at the Post-oFce at 50. JohnsbUTy, Vt, a
Second-eLdss Matter.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

There was a Christmas gathering at
the Presbyterian church vestries Sat-
urday evening with a substantial tree
in good fruit. The children furnished
the entertainment, singing, speaking,
ETC., and then the gifts were distribut-
ed, about everybody being remember
ed.
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Money LOST.

ZINE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
Il A. ID. ROWELL'S.
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OWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.

! Biugham's drug store. tor the week ending
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-29

Christmas Shelly.
Miss Josie w. Porter.
Holy night" Adam
Mr.. Chas. Conant.
''Watchful shepherds" Williams
Miss Lula Fenno
Nazareth" Gounod
Mr.. Harry May.
Solo.
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AND TRADE.

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re Int clrioad o. frsisss svsr Ne es1flis
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@oush vas loaded todzy ana Win b aAippsd
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for 0sotss Bsissii'Bi oasins camp.
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packnans frufA. iol bsiss hops, 10 bandles
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oTsTERs- Rsosipts today. % saeks. Ptsees
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ThseS5 e1ll1A e1l1ad kss1 ss1zy.
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nxtlea -Gtn4mek ann RaaEa. TAsanA
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Heme tan. q pEinngl ef tkia titf, hfn
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On,lfaxnta. wea olNd faaa Apsi1. tnAplnR
ne hsis. HAmlllon atatts fse OtoviIIs
next wsek.
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aAH Enknclnoo. Oe8. z0.-fndioations
For - hears commsnelna e { 9. n. %
OsiobaE Glib, foF OEegoa and Hestina.
ton TefFisd15f LAEnt rates. pFeeedga by
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o1o8 aisna ths s4ast. EbelB tl.ey gu %
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and asaaa brief address,. Hon .. w.
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Ine nDaa th8 lQecFteDta g securing
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uro1Ssa % II ne Mlsai1slpfA river 5ui
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Wasnrna1on, Oct. Se.-The 81. Louis.
Deteois RAns today vas poal9na On
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md rIay thsle b theefisr4aen.
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io per dassn. TelIas : siaassnsn' g
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atr Fsanosoo, Ooi. so.-About s25
o'clock thia eyeuiua, r. Tue parlcIs 81
lha baldWin Hotei, Mrs. Clara Belle
Macdonald, wifs Of b. II. MeDonald,
1r.. Vice President of tha kNeac bMuk
ellnmufed 30 shoot Mad anatdB falhe1.
n. n Med nnid. Rsom 30 facts e.
.heY can now Be ieafnees ~. NeDon.
ald had bsan ID . ienattT eQt o1ilolion
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foom. Thsy then repaired 10 the par
lar ~ thn hatel. whefs the c1nssfuaii0n
wsa continued. soon MF. McDonald
apohe abont "a being sala end
he wished y reiira. Nhae Ab0ul
drew 4 pistol an3 6seo e him. Nc
Donald then ssi1sd her and aitempted
% taka The pistol away, whsn she hred
again. Dc this time sne bad fallen g
the Goof ID tha sS1iiI9 that eagued, and
MeDonaId ii niill Hitamptiaa % grasp
fha pistol wa9 en- top MEs. Mcdonald
then fred the taird shot, this one tab
inR e9eci u The forehead. TIE guests
IN fhe husei then rushad q ana stopped
further neliap1 Mra ~ Qsp4 q pns
then sste1 q ne ee9 tas bNa 81
peaFed poa 80 cslleet D hef ~ I
con uan aIet feand 1<lA HoW
severely 1zeDbnAid 8 Iblassd cannot
new b asoartalned. Tue shooting Il
On ouaQrnwth Of The veil known troa.
blea between Mrs. Mcdonald and her
husband.
TIE aarans Gauss Of NE shooting ap.
poafs d e aafallousi 1he eenFGlsaiiru
had IL sha main btlH ADMISSIBLE uulii
about Go time they were 90 separate,
when Mss. McDonalG proposed 70 No
Dopald. nF., that u b. woula settle
FB1. 900 on her and e60, Oo0 on her child
abs moaid aomrRazniN6 onl 81 the eongis
lha pendinn dieoxee 6ast betwesn
hesneif and husband. II. hcwevsf, No
ponald, ST., would net give these
amounts she would hill her child and
Der haeband. MeDouald positively de-
cllnad 10 aivs these amounts Of money,
gnYing hat hex husband, bic sos had
already oiva1 her Nnogs than $4,000.
upcn bic Kefosel % ma1opt hae Nfaposi-
tlen she Bret with the above rsaails.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Renewal cale.~~3fkh undFed "a Misses
D8knf. kiph6d hs1& as 81 Kedubed %
25c Ezra eooa yAins Zekiaa = Sing
ss1AlAt- ----.zss ooie
see dozsu, eos9rsi-bofder handker.
ehisfB. OnEs1EA C1nkzx. ec17
Renewal sals--2io pieces dress koods
at a. - %. Teklas 3 sinesrrnan pal6
m @---ect-z-- - y
Rsuaosdl BslS. sReuss shsslti5 shiria
IS Mspsg nsEino tre@6rs rs, 30 snil.
1oklas& ElnRekmen. ). cells
@ fE 30 ~
Rsm0val 6ale-l1o al wool eearIst
sosks e 80 pair. Old prizes, 20. Tex
las d Eingerman. ocss
Renewal Sails 3 eorssts for $50; ] for
1be. Toklas q EinasEman. oole
100 coxseas. smaIl siEss OLnAR1'a.
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Removal Eals--B0,0e0 yards calico a
Il Per yard. Toklas 3 el8eernan. cells
Ths. 0KNTRMERFp e ths NOS. pop-
uIaR ND glove IN AlnsEiea, SLAB for AVe
huas0nss $50 for einht bust0nR They
are far bnlow tbs prise Of any ether
standard mankaF, and for 90 and aura-
hility are umszoelisa The above as re-
tall pxices (ths glove 3 net sold 81 whola-
saleA e 10tEWABA0HER BROS. doi2
Removal Hale-80oo 6onsn butlohs q
10 per dozsn. Toklas 3 HlnRsEman. 1e
-.zt.g1a5EIla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Usr6Se. 0eA 2aB@unltla4 nss1lnM Iaaen
tazaaF EXTRA e1@B "a 4aipssBw e1atss % el8t
staeEzIs nu1 f3N1nn1 d 5S82 -. Nt1es cattil
q m4a q. WesieFn rlg1pzs, e Go84 "
- - kea1I 81 ma 81 ESht g. 1E81 g.
fksSfp-nsc.lpls. eIooe cal ccnl1rn = -
lseeE, rrffatl S111o4 Ha&sk1 9108 5e
1s111H 8 ee89 - .1. a
r;fk1fooE nxz
rrvHzSoot. 0rG. 4 -Vhaa& = Nifw q
naaaa falR. hoiAnHs a&11e n1oAeH1tEls
Cnrn--eteAdy, dnmana Mxm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

HAn Far 700, Osa. 30 Fire started
toniRhl II stables Of the Bay Dis
1ricl race tfnek. Sixsy OF more stalls
Wefa baFusd. -Four horses and q Quan.
1ity q hag we're loat TIE loss, oniaids
81 tbs horses, Il pFobahlY not ovef
o1l01 TIE namts Of the horses cannot
a. pEesenl BE- learned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

see dossu, eos1rsi-boFasr handker.
o1isfB. Onzs1KA C1nkRx. ec11
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Mwnounnn. Oct. ea-Tha Coloaial
passenger ulnaner 0hawalt has been
wreoasA a PERT Rhillipa. Many paaa.
enRaEn nm6 eha entire crew were
ebseesd. ~ susaaiude havs sEslfed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

RAMEs. Ga, O-La PARA AGAIN a..
tac4a a Rasos, ehaFRina tkat a. q
aiSes4c4 &c tAs prtnttrg egHss - Diinn
~ emf 4 tAnntina eireelar to he
aesnes c3si4la tkroazh0aa &ha prov.
fness b eives = llss e go el4siAis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

MAazRxrxn. Via, Ooa. 20. - Three
bloek1 ii 80 hurinana porsian of thaI
eily. eomrrislnR f14sB haiidlnaa wata
dssiroyad ~ ID incendiaEy IRE. which
hraks cot e c'olock this nnoKnina.
he Lea q enainated a 47OQooo, ana
Ne inaasancs = oelisesd y - liAel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

lcNfsnN, Ot2 10 = Iofd Randolph
GAafuAill n q spstch e. SandstIAnd
1sakv aencurced ~ im0oeAl DAD
a,one,s pFotler 10 uaka The reestablisa-
merit az he ohatch IN Wales piank e
tha Ltoafai platform b return feE TIE
nnnrasa os his iEleh schame.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

I've oeseeEs have iast been fsnnd euflfs
% eonniyina ~ the crime e. nQisrtn1s
robbers. Ftvs Of them u1aa ssalaana1
b hard lAhar IN TIE mines of Siberia.
and TIE esnefs 70 VaFloun sarxna ef I'm
pf,snnmena. 49, ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Rmn1rx. Oct nh b stated THAI
aassta tnssnas % reines tie import
duties co EngliaA eoods - FER cent
bat 90 German gosds ne sedaesion yin
BE ma4a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

NMw Yeas, 0ot. 21--Meney On eAli sa1y q
am4 pr cent lasa loan. 81; close offered ~;
prime mercantile papeE. eos; Sterling en-
ehanqs. anll bat atslav q - 81 fuR 20 asys
hllls an1 eses &C. dameaa. q